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Released today was three snippets from the official TMI: City of Bones soundtrack and let me tell you…it's fantastic.
With a pretty impressive list of artists, this will be one album you'll listen to long after the movie is over. Check out the song list:
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Chock full of awesome, right?! Well we also have a few snippets for you to listen to and get a better feel for the album. In short, I cannot wait.
Pre-order for the album begins July 9th.
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so, I remember seeing somewhere something about yaoi and people were saying how brilliant it was and at this time I thought it was plain wrong... I decided to check out what the whole craze was about by watching sekai ichi hatsukoi and ever since then I've fallen in love with yaoi. I think it might be due to the fact that the love is sort of forbidden. I realise many might disagree but please don't mention it in this thread...
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Oh and most definitely Antique Bakery, though romance isn't the focus there. At least you can go to the doujins of the series written by the mangaka herself for explicit stuff. BL anime is very rare though. If manga is okay, try A Cruel God Reigns for a very dramatic series, or Eroica Yori Ai wo Komete for a genre classic. Newer titles would be something like the short series Seven Days or the truly amazing Golden Days. But note that these are not explicit BL (i.e. "Yaoi"). |
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Junjou Romantica is from same creator as sekai ichi hatsukoi, I also liked it more.
Then there is also Sukisho. No 6. has some yaoi indications but it isn't the main topic. But relation between two characters is nice. That's all yaoi I have seen so far. I know there is much more but I haven't seen that much.
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Details on the 2012 Argosy Christmas Ship sailings for the 2012 holiday season.
Northwesterners love boating. And holiday traditions. Put the two together and what do you get? The Argosy Christmas Ships, which ply local waterways from Nov. 24 to Dec. 23 this year.
Reserve a spot on a light-bedecked Argosy ship and settle in to hear live music on board during a 2 hour and 40 minute cruise. Or join the floating parade with your own decorated boat. Or, greet the ships at one of the many beaches they visit along the way — bonfires and caroling encouraged. You can hear the music piped from the ships on shore.
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Kohler Arts Center Examines the American Story
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A 16,000-square-foot gallery space overflows with the singular stories of 15 artists, several working in Wisconsin, whose lives have fostered an innate impulse to create art. Encompassing histories that reimagine the Vietnam War or Cuban exile, embrace family members with schizophrenia or Down syndrome, or incorporate self-taught or university-trained techniques, the artists draw on their disparate cultural, economic and familial backgrounds through a multitude of art mediums.
The works include cement sculpture, oil on linen, crocheted mandala circles, carved wooden tribal dolls, clay figurines and woven paper and metal. Each artwork showcases how these individuals overcame adversity and retells their American legacy. The exhibition features Jos� Bedia, who uses imagery and symbolism from Cuban culture to relate his social and political sentiments. Lesley Dill merges poetry, weaving, thread and metal in her installations, where a ghostlike foil dress suggests the horrors of combat in Dress of War and Sorrow. Hawkins Bolden, blind since childhood, fashions scarecrow sculptures from reclaimed objects in his marginalized Tennessee neighborhood. Molly Hatch, a participant in the Kohler Arts/Industry Pottery program, places blue and white porcelain in a contemporary context as portrayed in Tete a Tete: Tea for Two. Jack Earl, one of the first Arts/Industry participants, relies on humorous objects in clay that celebrate items right in your own home. David Lenz, a well-known Milwaukeean, paints hyper-realistic landscapes and portraits that illuminate the overlooked in society, as seen in his award-winning Sam and the Perfect World.
This list represents only six of the 15 artists; the other nine-Adolph Vandertie, Xao Yang Lee, Lisa Fifield, Xenobia Bailey, Alison Moritsugu, Vernon Burwell, Yoshiko Kanai, Gregory Van Maanen and Charlie Willeto-present their own extraordinary visions of America. "The stories are inspiring. The art, incredible," says senior curator Leslie Umberger. "This reminds every individual what they're capable of, what's inside themselves."
Beginning June 21, the Kohler Arts Center invites everyone to tell their own legacy and provide additional voices to enrich their surrounding communities. A grand opening celebration on Sunday, June 21, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., will see gallery talks, film screenings, workshops and an ice cream social-and many of the events are free and open to the public. In the weeks ahead, additional programming in theater, performing arts, studio classes and the Sidewalk Stories public art project will focus on this "American Story" theme, which conjures its own particular magic.
Correction: The "American Originals" exhibition at the Milwaukee Art Museum reviewed in last week's Shepherd Express was co-organized by the following: the MAM, The Chipstone Foundation, The Terra Foundation for American Art, The American Decorative Art 1900 Foundation, and The New Britain Museum of American Art.
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MISSOULA -- Montanans who work to prevent child abuse and neglect were honored on Monday at the annual Prevent Child Abuse & Neglect Conference in Missoula.
The people recognized at the event are from Missoula, Trout Creek, Helena, Billings, Kalispell and Browning and include licensed foster parents, youth in foster care, child advocates, and Child & Family Services Division (CFSD) staff of the Montana Department of Health & Human Services.
Two of those people are Missoula's Tyson and Kim Moore, who are this year's Montana Foster Parents of the Year. Lauren Kelso of the Missoula Child and Family Services Division field office nominated the Moores because of their ongoing dedication and commitment to foster children.
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· Youth Achievement of the Year, Cory Radcliffe, Trout Creek and Austin After Buffalo, Havre. This award is given to a foster or adoptive youth(s) who exhibits a drive to be successful and makes positive changes in their life.
· Above and Beyond Award, Student Assistance Foundation, Helena. This award goes to an individual or organization that performs above and beyond the call of duty, gives their time to support the unit, team, agency and /or community.
· Creative Solutions, Janice Basso, Helena. This award goes to an individual or team that utilizes creative problem-solving and resource allocation to better serve children and families.
· Montana's Children's Trust Fund Award, Roberta Kipp, Browning. The Trust Fund, administratively attached to DPHHS, provides financial support to local programs across the state to prevent child abuse and neglect and strengthen families. The Trust Fund board honors an individual every year that has gone above and beyond to help children and families.
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· CASA Staff Person of the Year. Cindy Basnett, Kalispell.
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Posted 15 August 2013 - 02:52 AM
You can basically pay $5 or more and get all of these games...
Battlefield 3
Mirrors Edge
Medal of Honor
Crysis 2: Maximum Edition
Dead Space 1 & 3
Burnout Paradise: Ultimate Edition
The Sims 3
I don't know if posting this is allowed but it seems fishy there isn't a thread about it already. It should be allowed anyway. I f*cking hate EA but this is information which needs to be shared and I think all of the proceeds goes to charity anyway so that's cool.
Posted 15 August 2013 - 04:21 AM
Posted 15 August 2013 - 09:08 AM
QUOTE (TUBBSthezombie @ Thursday, Aug 15 2013, 04:21) |
you can select what goes to charity with sliders for each charity and howmuch you want to give the Humblebundle website. |
not in this bundle. EA is giving ALL of their earnings to charity.
$1 for dead space, burnout paradise, crysis 2, mirrors edge, dead space 3 and MOH. BTA for BF3 and sims 3.
the bonus games ( that you get for free if you buy in the first week, otherwise its BTA) are rumored to be
Dead Space 2
Medal of Honor: Airborne
Command & Conquer Red Alert 3: Uprising
based on steam database edits. there is 1 other game that could be Origin and i guess that would be Syndicate.
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Posted 15 August 2013 - 11:47 AM
it's a great deal though, funny how EA could just spend all those money for charity. I hope the upcoming bonus games will include Dragon Age Ultimate Edition, my old DVD version of that game already ruined as hell.
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Posted 15 August 2013 - 04:52 PM
Please only respond if you're actually interested in all games.
Posted 15 August 2013 - 05:04 PM
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I suggest waiting until the last day because they usually add more games to the bundle and the average price may go up. You might not get them if the price you paid for the bundle right now is less than the average when they came out. At least that's how I remember it working. Or you could just drop in >$7 since it's pretty unlikely it'll go above that. |
It's opposite actually. If you buy it on first week you get the bonus no matter what. If you buy it later you need to pay the beat the average price
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Posted 16 August 2013 - 01:36 AM
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I bought it yesterday but I didn't got that "bonus". What are you talking about? |
When they update the bundle (if they update the bundle) you will be given the keys for the game(s) that were added after you bought your bundle.
You will be given the games regardless of whether or not you beat the average.
Posted 16 August 2013 - 02:04 AM
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Does anyone want a complete copy of the bundle? I have one and no real use for it, so I'll give it to the first one who wants it. Please only respond if you're actually interested in all games. |
I'll take if you don't want it, Been meaning to try some new titles, expand my horizons.
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- Dead Space 1
- Burnout Paradise: The Ultimate Box (Steam Version)
- Crysis 2 Maximum Edition
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it's all Origin... but I guess someone might want it so, PM me if you want 1 of 'em.
I can't give it all to 1 guy, because there are other people who will need it.
Posted 16 August 2013 - 12:48 PM Edited by badboy_zay, 16 August 2013 - 12:53 PM.
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Welp, origin, f*ck it. |
yeah, I know, right?
well, as I said, someone might need it so... I already gave a few keys though
only Dead Space and Crysis 2 left...
I still have Burnout Steam version though
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i do not like the table and chairs pictured but am stumped as to what would work better. i thought about a banquette with a rectangular table but it may block the path from the slider to the kitchen. i have thought maybe an island with bar stools but again that pathway to the outside to the deck and pool is very busy. i have 8ft from the knee wall to the side of my kitchen cabinet in front of the slider. to keep the walk way to the slider clear i really only have 4 1/2 ft to work with for width. roughly 6ft in length (length of the knee wall) kitchen was just redone. knee wall has electrical in it so my options are not plentiful. thanks all for any advice! |
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Maybe take out the half wall, and put a banquette over far enough so the front edge of the seat is where the half wall is now. Then a rectangular table, oriented perpendicular to the wall. I think you could gain 2 or 3 feet, without losing any seating. The only question is whether you're willing to steal a couple of feet from the living room. The back of the banquette would still serve as a separation. |
The round table isn't terrible, but it is dark. Looks like it doesn't block the open side of the slider (at least without people sitting there), so my first thought was to paint it a color -- maybe more than one color (top and/or base, chairs in different colors -- maybe a blue one, a green one, a yellow/gold one and a barn red one). You could use some color in that brown room -- but that may not be what you were after. Sorry. If folks sitting there are a traffic problem at the same time the slider is being used, I'd look at a square or rectangular table with a bench on the pony wall side and chairs on the kitchen side. You could do two benches -- or do a pub table with stools that will allow sight through to the tv and even more view to the outside. |
annkh- i thought of taking out the half wall but it has an plug so electrical would need to be relocated. it is more than i want to spend. lascatx - you are dead on about the color. we bought it before we redid the kitchen and it was fine with the honey oak but not now. i thought about the rectangular table with bench as well. i am having a hard time envisioning how much space that would take up. pub table might be a good option as well! |
Is it your only dining space? How many people use it at once? If not your only dining space and if it would work for your family, I might do a wall hung table/counter/bar on the pony wall, kind of like this: or: |
Removing the pony wall might also cause flooring problems. Do you know if there is finished flooring under there or would you have to try to patch it? Do you have material to patch it? As far as looking at how a different configuration would fill the space, the best thing to do when you get stumped is mock it up. Get our your measuring tape, a roll of blue painters tape and find other furniture, boxes or whatever. Mock it up the best you can. It isn't necessary to duplicate your table -- just get the sense of size and proportion so you can see how it fits in the room. I have seen some narrower pub tables that might allow you to combine olychick's idea with a freestanding table -- put the table up against the wall like a bar and use stools, one on either end and two on the side. You might only have two stools there for everyday if that fits your needs and be able to pull out the table and add the additional stools when you need them. In winter, if you don't use the deck much, you could even turn the table and just enjoy the view. Overall, with just one partial wall there, I like freestanding furniture better than doing a banquette. You can create the same feel and function, but you have a lot more options and can move as your needs or whim change. Got some boxes or poster board? |
olychick- it is not the only eating space although we use it daily. i love the pics you linked! actually that is an awesome idea. the middle pic looks like it is braced on a half wall. are the others being supported by brackets do you think? |
lascatx- i will grab something to mock the space but i do agree that a freestanding table to mimic olychicks pics would be better partially because we are not very diy skilled and i am not sure how to brace a counter. the pony wall is original to the house so no flooring underneath. i had thought of the flooring problem too. overall if this was my forever home, i would rip it out and redo all but the cost is not one we will recoup when we do sell which i hope is in the next 5 years. plus can i am so tired of hiring people and crossing my fingers that it turns out ok! i haven't had fantastic luck with picking good ones! |
I have very much the same situation in my kitchen, I still need access to the back yard thru the operational opening of the slider. With that said, I would have no problem with blocking the stationary part of the slider with a section of a "L" shaped banquette. (to me its dead space anyway, why not put part of the banquette there too in order to use all the space you can out of the area) So, you would have a banquette on the pony wall joined by the matching side next to the stationairy part of the slider. You can still slide the door on its tracks to open and you are still left with the walkway you need to get outside, but you end up with lots of comfy seating. |
I would assume braced/bracketed although the first one has a leg which would make it more stable. I'm not a good engineer for that sort of stuff, but anyone you hire to make/install something like that would know. |
I know you don't want to remove the pony wall, but you cut it down and basically build the banquette over and around it? That would save you having to move electrical and avoid the flooring problem |
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Sailing Circus visits Auckland's Viaduct Harbour + Video
Sun, 17 Feb 2013
Visitors to Auckland's Viaduct harbour have been treated to a floating acrobatic act over the past two weeks, with further 20 minute shows happening between Tauranga and Whangarei in the coming months.
The ex circus and theatre couple plus their two children arrived in NZ in November having left France in 2004 on their round the world journey, performing in ports along the way.
Franck and Delphine do two performances a day with this video showing parts of the 4.30pm comic parody version while the later show is a more romantic display. This show demonstrated some novel ways to board a boat, set up a spinnaker pole, retrieve a halyard and how to look for more wind.
Meanwhile superyacht 'Janice of Wyoming' returned from her Millennium Cup race followed later by Emirates Team New Zealands 'Aotearoa' after another day of sailing.
Their next show is at Half Moon Bay followed by Tauranga, Sandspit, a return to Auckland then Whangarei before crossing the Tasman in May with daughters Loeva and Ondja on their yacht 'La Loupiote'.
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State-of-the-Art LabsIn a 1940s building, existing science lab space is cramped, sinks often overflow (some lab teachers keep a dishpan handy for bailing) and infrastructure systems are overloaded. The current facility is safe, but far from state-of-the-art. New labs will make teaching and learning more effective. |
Teaching ScienceExcellent laboratories are essential for students who want to become science teachers. They must be exposed to something approximately state of the art in the world today, to the facilitates that are routine in grad school—even in some high schools in the Rochester area. |
Anatomy & Physiology LabAt 1,200 square feet, the anatomy and physiology lab is the largest in the center and will allow students to explore on campus what they once had to travel to other area colleges to experience. The anatomy and physiology lab offers the hands-on experience necessary for preparing tomorrow's teachers and health care professionals. Biology, nursing, and physical therapy students will all use the lab to complete requirements. |
General Chemistry LabAll biology, chemistry, math and physical therapy students are required to take chemistry. This laboratory will serve them and help to prepare them for their careers in health and human services, education, or industry. The general chemistry laboratory will also be a site for interdisciplinary studies such as "Chemistry and Art." |
Math Research LabThe research labs planned for the Integrated Center for Math and Science will fill a void for Nazareth and advance the College academically. The math research lab features high-speed computing and provides a space for dedicated research. |
General Biology LabA 900-square-foot laboratory utilized by students pursuing careers in the life sciences or health care (including medicine, physical therapy and nursing). The general biology lab is where Nazareth students will first study life's diversity among microbes, plants, and animals. |


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I hate him, and I go 5 days a week :):) Self-important bitch.
i go to the gym, but i dont update about it. Hell, i dont even have a facebook page because im a grown up.
I just jackoff a lot.
I still don't see what that guys achieved with his body either. This should be on dbagging.
I do farm work.
Finds time between reps to write little soliloquies like this? He's doing it wrong.
Shouldn't this be in the Dbagging" section?
All the muscle mass on the planet won't make you any less of a dork.
Neither of these goobers spends any real time in a gym with the undefined muscles they are exhibiting…
couple of gay fuckers. they're really there for the locker room action
I sit on the couch and drink beer while I watch football and I feel I have achieved more
my right arm is very strong and yes that is why XD also it kills your confidence by posing like that……..
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Unitarian Universalist Church of Charlotte, 234 N Sharon Amity Rd, Charlotte, NC, 28211
The NC-NAACP, Working Films, and state and local partner organizations are concluding the four month Moral Movies Film Series, with nine screenings of the acclaimed documentary Inequality for All. The film features Robert Reich - professor, best-selling author, and Clinton cabinet member - as he demonstrates how the widening income gap is having a devastating impact on the American economy.
The Charlotte screening will take place Thursday, July 31 at 7 p.m. at the Unitarian Universalist Church of Charlotte 234 N Sharon Amity Rd, Charlotte, NC, 28211.
Working Films, a national nonprofit and nonpartisan organization based in Wilmington, NC has coordinated the series. Working Films builds partnerships between nonfiction media-makers, nonprofit organizations, businesses, educators and advocates to advance community-based and policy solutions that address social, economic, and environmental challenges facing communities across the nation. Co-director Molly Murphy says, "Working Films was inspired to pursue this series by the unprecedented civic engagement sparked by the Moral Monday demonstrations that began at the state capitol last year. As an organization that has worked across the U.S. and internationally for over a decade to use film to raise awareness and catalyze community and civic involvement, we saw an opportunity to use great films to inform and inspire citizen participation pressing issues in our home state of North Carolina."
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I live in Avon Looking for People to get into orginized play.
New Play in Central Indiana
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Posted 11 March 2014 - 10:29 PM
We're having a tournament in Portage, IN (2 hours north) at Lightspeed Hobbies on March 22nd at noon if you're interested. There will be 4 regional winners as well as two players that made top 8 at GenCon and a player that made top 16 at worlds.
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Posted 16 April 2014 - 09:59 PM
I live on the south side and I'm looking for people to play as well. I could occasionally make it over to Avon for a game or two.
Posted 16 April 2014 - 11:25 PM
Man, where were you guys before I moved away last summer? Well, I hope to see you at GenCon at least!
Posted 18 April 2014 - 07:52 PM
We got a small group(usually 2, maybe a 3rd from time to time) we would LOVE some new players besides playing our same decks over and over.........not to mention 2 nights a week I have classes on the north side of Indy over on Michigan Rd.
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Posted 21 April 2014 - 08:26 PM
I live in the Central Indy and am looking into playing more Star Wars LCG.
Anyone know of any shops running tourneys or such we could start an organized play league at?
"What are the odds that you exist on earth today?"
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Posted 21 April 2014 - 11:35 PM
I live in the Central Indy and am looking into playing more Star Wars LCG.
Anyone know of any shops running tourneys or such we could start an organized play league at?
I'm no longer in the area, but I'd recommend checking out Gamerz on the south side, lots of play area and very supportive of gamers in general. There's also Game Preserve (one on the north side and one on the south side) that is a great place.
Posted 24 April 2014 - 04:42 AM
There are no shops that I know of running tourneys. The Store Championship we had at the south side Game Preserve drew just three players; one hadn't played in a year and was the judge, another hadn't played before and I built decks for him on the spot and there was myself. I think technically I "won" the tournament, but I didn't feel right taking the plaque or the regionals buy.
I will speak with the guys at the south side Game Preserve, Gamerz and/or Comic Book University about getting an organized group playing in the store.
Posted 28 April 2014 - 04:31 AM
Looks like Gamerz is our best bet (on the south side). There's usually plenty of room to get a few games going at the card tables. In Avon, there's Games To Die For, which also usually has space on almost any given day. Game Preserve - Greenwood is usually pretty busy during the week, except maybe Mondays,and has events scheduled most Saturdays; Sundays are usually packed with Warmachine players.
If we could determine a day when all or most of us are free, I am willing to meet up almost anywhere.
Posted 13 May 2014 - 07:02 AM
Not sure if you guys are aware or interested, but there is a Star Wars LCG regional event this weekend in Plainfield.
I think the event starts at noon. Hope to see you there.
Posted 21 September 2014 - 05:53 PM
I just bought the starter for this game, and am in need of people to both show me how to play and to play with on a regular basis. I currently live in Fishers, But i will be relocating and working in Plainfield at the end of Oct. I would love to hear from anyone around the area that is interested!


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My mother needs to replace this range in her 1940s kitchen.
She has found a Frigidaire, but unfortunately the smaller oven is too small even to put a dinner plate in. The small oven, which she uses all the time, has an interior width of 11 inches. I think that a retro look range would be ideal in the space. |
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Lovely kitchen! Blue 39" AGA maybe? That oven is going to be hard to replace! |
- Posted by chesters_house (My Page) on Sat, Sep 29, 12 at 15:50
Does she need gas or electric? Here's the AJ Madison link to both. Ilve makes one, including a small oven, but it's duel fuel. I wonder if looking for a vintage model would make more sense. Before a kitchen reno brought a reconfiguration, I also had a 40 inch range space. |
Here is a link that might be useful: aj madison
We currently have the Kenmore version of the 40" Frigidaire and do almost all our cooking in the small oven. It has worked very well for us and the size of the small oven has not been an issue. |
akrogirl, that's good to know. That is one that she is looking at. Did you have to buy special cookware to fit the small oven? |
She needs an electric range. |
- Posted by breezygirl (My Page) on Sun, Sep 30, 12 at 0:51
My MIL has that 40" frigidaire. She regrets the choice as the small oven is too small for anything but a loaf pan. She uses the large oven instead. She was just telling me a couple of weeks ago that she wished she had realized the size issue before she purchased it. She's not TKO so didn't think to double check measurments. Something vintage or at least non-modern looking would be cool in that space. |
- Posted by onedogedie (My Page) on Sun, Sep 30, 12 at 8:08
Be still my heart. Love her kitchen! She should try to get it repaired. |
OMG, I use to have that very stove. I loved it with all my heart. It was my DH's grandmothers originally. I use to love to fix turkey in one side and pies in the smaller side. If I were your Mom I would get it fixed if at all possible. |
Terriks, I already had the Pyrex glassware, 9" x 11", and some similarly sized Chantal bakeware. They fit perfectly. |
What an adorable kitchen. Did she look into getting it repaired? Looks (and sounds) like a great stove. |
She has had several repairmen out, and it can't be repaired. Actually, it's just one element that isn't working, but she has a home warranty and they will replace the stove with the Frigidaire unit. She is worried that something else may go wrong in the future. The kitchen is original to the house, which my grandparents built in the 40s. The stove is about 40 years old. I remember when my grandparents bought it. ;) |
- Posted by onedogedie (My Page) on Sun, Sep 30, 12 at 21:27
What part of the world is she in? East, West, North, South? You need to find a vintage stove restorer. I don't understand why it can't be repaired. I just found the following quote on such a website "We do a mechanical overhaul, looking at the pros and cons: the pro- the gas range can be rebuilt. The con- the electric range cannot be rebuilt, it has to be replaced. We replace the wiring, the element, clean stove and restore parts." It's a confusing statement to me. Seems like it's saying it's possible and not possible at the same time. Naively, perhaps, I can't imagine why the elements & wiring couldn't be updated. Odd coil sizes perhaps? |
Here is a link that might be useful: Good list of Vintage Stove restorers
- Posted by onedogedie (My Page) on Sun, Sep 30, 12 at 21:36
Last thing! I just found this electric stove part. Maybe what your mom needs? |
Here is a link that might be useful: Burner Kit of Vintage Electric Stove
Replacement coil burner elements usually easy and cheap to replace, especially if you don't care if the appearance doesn't exactly match the others. GE or Hotpoint use Calrod elements, nearly everything else uses the, er, non-Calrod. Older Frigidaire stoves (made by General Motors) use a very thick coil that's harder to find but they're out there. |
"She has had several repairmen out, and it can't be repaired. " You need a restorer or a repair man who is not just a 'parts swapper.' There is nothing on that stove that cannot be repaired or replaced. It is just very unlikely to be an OEM part. |
Thanks for all your help. My mother has read the comments, and has decided to keep the stove for now. The only issue is the "Sensatemp" element, that has some sort of special features, but otherwise works fine. She felt that the smaller "small" oven in the replacement range would be more of a problem than not having all the features of this particular burner. And a more modern stove would not look as appropriate in the kitchen. |
Have you googled the part that she needs? You just might be able to find it with the right search words. |
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It is again the easiest possible jersey dress made only from square pieces… Lazy me…
But the truth is it is done in 2 hours and comfy to wear. Summer is a good thing.
I got inspired by Spiderlily's skirt creation. Looking at hers I still like it more than mine. Mine looks somehow droopy and too much gather at the waist – maybe I will try to change it if I figure out what I did wrong. I mean if I cut it circular I wouldn't get the folded bubble edge, or?
I have a bit mixed feelings about this dress right now – It looks a bit younger and girlier than I am used to. In the same time it is the model I imagined.
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Jun 24, 2008, 01.08 AMby olyaboieru
Very cute and unusual model! I love the color! You look great and "faxy" ;)
Jun 23, 2008, 05.16 AMby carottesauvage
I think it is a bit girly but praises for the rolled shoulder!
Jun 22, 2008, 02.58 PMby polychromatin
I like it! Fits you perfectly! I don't think it looks too girly, but maybe some black tights will help? (oh yeah, I know it's summer right now ;))
Jun 22, 2008, 02.49 PMby nenasew
I think this is a sexy dress. Its skin tight but at the same time I think when I look at it I appreciate that its a beautiful dress.
Jun 22, 2008, 01.42 PMby manda-1
its really pretty, it would be cool if the sleves had buttons or eye hooks & you could change them!
Jun 22, 2008, 10.40 AMby emmastaf
I agree, it's not too girly. Something about the material and the tightness and especially the asymmetrical sleeves gives it a punk look.
Jun 22, 2008, 10.36 AMby camilaustral
wow you look so good! i really like it, i would be scared to wear it because is too tight, but you look super good ;) and it doesn't look too girly
Jun 22, 2008, 09.18 AMby dianacirne
I really love it!! The sleeves are great, the fact they are asymmetric, give a all new feeling to the dress! I think is a great dress and looks very comfy to wear!!
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September 4th, 2013 12:25 AM #6
Delilah Aurora does sound classic. It was mainly the double letter repitition 'l' then 'r' aside from 'ah' end.
I'm not really a fan of masculine sounding names on girls but it is a middle and I do like Spruce aesthetically (i was going to edit my earlier post to add that bit but i decided not to)
If it's pronounced Tar-Mee-gan I like it as it is sufficently close to Megan (a name I love) for me and it is just a middle after all.
If you want the bird name Wren seems to be a popular choice on here.
Best of luck!Last edited by giinkies; September 4th, 2013 at 12:27 AM.
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I also agree with Saraann12 in that the bible association is an after thought for me... I only made that connection after someone else brought it up.
I think Delilah is a gorgeous name
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Most Rewarding Class: The class that was most challenging was Honors Chemistry. It was really confusing and hard to understand at times. This made it feel really good to leave there with an A.
Teacher: Mrs. Gopp has made a huge impact on my life. I had her as a GT teacher from 2nd to 8th grade. She taught me what it means to be a good person, and she taught me to reach for higher goals. She showed me things that I use in everyday life. I will always appreciate having her as a teacher.
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AFGHANISTAN/MESA - Programme summary of Pakistan's AVT Khyber News 1600 gmt 17 Oct 11 - KSA/AFGHANISTAN/PAKISTAN/IRAQ/US/AFRICA/MALI/UK
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A. News headlines
B: News in detail
1. 0240 At least nine security forces' personnel were killed when
militants opened fire on security forces during their search operation
in Bara sub-division, Khyber Agency. About 16 militants were killed in
retaliation by forces. Video shows footage of a security forces' base,
check points in the agency. (Archive footage)
2. 0333 NATO has pulled back troops deployed in border regions of
Afghanistan near North Waziristan. Troop deployment had spread huge
panic among people living on both sides of Pakistan-Afghan border. Video
shows footage of a NATO troops' base in a remote area in Afghanistan.
3. 0412 Unidentified armed men opened fire on a vehicle of Orakzai Peace
Committee (OPC) members in Khaki Banda, Kohat, killing five people,
including OPC chief Aziz-ur Rahman. Telephone interview with Khyber News
correspondent in Kohat, Khalid Makki, on details of attack; casualties;
condition of injured persons. What is government's stance regarding the
identity of militants? Role played by Aziz-ur Rahman in peace
establishment in the region. Report over Makki's photo.
4. 0656 Commercials
5. 0707 Prime Minister Syed Yusuf Raza Gillani has advised media to help
resolve problems instead of spreading tension in the country. Video
shows PM Gillani addressing an awards distribution ceremony at National
University of Science and Technology in Islamabad.
6. 0752 Anti-extortion wing will be set up in Karachi to prevent
extortions in the city. Video shows footage of a police check point;
police checking public vehicles in city area. (Archive footage)
7. 0841 Newly-appointed National Accountability Bureau (NAB) Chairman
Admiral (retired) Faseeh Bukhari says that every possible step will be
taken to eradicate the menace of corruption from society. Report over
Bukhari's photo.
8. 0947 Three people, including a Sikh, were killed, two others injured
when a mortar shell fired from unknown location hit Katara region in
Bara sub-division, Khyber Agency. Video shows injured persons being
treated at Khyber Teaching Hospital (KTH) Peshawar; injured being
interviewed by Khyber News.
9. 1117 Commercials
10. 1226 Leader of Opposition in National Assembly Chaudhary Nisar Ali
Khan says that they have not accepted Admiral (retired) Faseeh Bukhari
as Chairman NAB so far but the decision in this regard will be announced
after party consultation in a few days. Video shows Khan speaking to
journalists in premises of parliament house.
11. 1329 Peshawar police recovered huge quantity of weapons, which were
being smuggled to Punjab, from a vehicle and arrested two culprits.
Khyber News Peshawar correspondent, Azmat Gol, reports details. Video
shows confiscated weapons being presented before the media; a police
officer being interviewed by Khyber News.
12. 1505 Increase in broad daylight crimes in Peshawar and adjoining
areas shows that instead of providing protection to common people, law
enforcement agencies have adopted the path of corruption, embezzlement.
Khyber News correspondent in Peshawar, Waheedur Rahman Khalil, reports
police failure in providing security to masses despite setting up check
points, barricades everywhere in Peshawar, adjoining area; panic among
people because of increase in crimes. Video show footage of police
barricades in parts of city.
13. 1659 Commercials
14. 1944 National Database and Registration Authority (NADRA) has
approved registration of names of KP, Federally Administered Tribal
Areas (FATA) terrorists in its database. Report over NADRA logo.
15. 2044 Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) says that army in Swat
has not asked common people to offer night-guard duty on security check
posts; instead, local peace jergas [council of elders] have made
arrangements for volunteers for night duty in some streets. Video shows
footage of Swat National Jerga (SNJ) meeting; ISPR Director General (DG)
Maj-Gen Athar Abbas addressing a press conference. (Archive footage)
16. 2206 Inhabitants of Kabal sub-division, Swat, staged protest rally
against non-payment of compensation money for demolishment of their
houses during security forces' operations three years ago. They demanded
that KP government fulfill promises made to them. Video shows footage of
protest rally held in Mingora.
17. 2319 Pakistan Army has called upon coalition troops and Afghan
government that they should take action against Maulana Fazlullah
network. Video shows DG ISRP Maj-Gen Abass being interviewed by a
private TV channel. (Archive footage)
18. 2349 Commission set up by government to probe Abbottabad operation
questioned wife of Abu Ahmad Al-Saifi, who sustained injuries during US
military action to kill Al-Qa'idah chief Usamah Bin-Ladin. Video shows
footage of commission's meeting chaired by Justice (retired) Javed
19. 2439 President Asif Ali Zardari will lay down foundation stone of
Dyamir Basha Dam tomorrow amid differences between KP, Gilgit Baltistan
governments over dam royalty. Video shows President Zardari addressing a
ceremony at President House. (Archive footage)
20. 2540 Federal Minister for Interior Affairs Rehman Malik says that
Shahbaz Taseer, son of former Punjab Governor Salman Taseer, is alive
and present in border areas with Afghanistan. Video shows Malik being
interviewed by journalists. (Archive footage)
21. 2627 Pakistan Electric Supply Company (PESC)) has called upon people
to get ready for power outages yet again because of problems in gas, oil
supply to power stations. Video shows footage of a grid station in
Peshawar. (Archive footage)
22. 2727 Series of power outages has re-erupted across KP Province,
including Peshawar. Duration of power outages reaches 18 hours a day.
Video shows footage of commercial, residential areas in Peshawar.
(Archive footage)
23. 2800 Protest rally against massive power outages, increase in power
tariff held in front of Peshawar Press Club (PPC) under the aegis of
Pakistan Tehrik-i-Insaf Party (PTIP). Video shows footage of protest
24. 2836 Senator Nawabzada Lashkar-e Raeesani has established links with
various political parties in a bid to curb target killing, kidnapping of
political leaders, workers in Balochistan. Report over Raeesani's photo.
25. 2919 Federal Water and Power Minister Syed Naweed Qamar says several
power generation projects have been launched in the country to meet
power demands. Khyber News correspondent in Islamabad, Azim Sidique,
reports details of Qamar's statement; National Assembly (NA) session
today. Video shows Sidique reporting from premises of parliament house.
26. 3100 Railway employees staged protest rally against non-payment of
their salaries; cutting of power supply to their houses. Video shows
footage of protest rally.
27. 3137 World Poverty Alleviation Day (WPAD) being observed across the
world, including Pakistan today. Khyber News Islamabad correspondent,
Seraj Ahmad, reports objectives behind WPAD; condition of poor people in
Pakistan. Video shows footage of a UN camp set up for poor people in
28. 3258 Former Member of National Assembly (MNA) Abdul Akbar Chitrali
says that repeated announcement of constructing Lowari Tunnel by PM
Gillani means throwing dust into the eyes of people in Chitral. Video
shows Chitrali addressing a press conference at PPC.
29. 3411 Jamaat-i-Islami (JI) senior leader Serajol Haq says there is no
shortage of talent but proper leadership in Pakistan. Video shows Haq
being interviewed by Khyber News. Peshawar correspondent.
30. 3524 Pakistan People's Party (PPP), Awami National Party (ANP) have
sought applications from their members for upcoming senate elections.
Video shows footage of senate session. (Archive footage)
31. 3612 Commercials
32. 3648 Pashtun labourers have shed their blood for beautification of
Karachi city but still they are living a miserable life. Khyber News
correspondent in Karachi, Irfan Khattak, reports how Pashtun labourers
are involved in development of Karachi; their living problems;
government's apathy. Video shows labourers working at a construction
site; several labourers being interviewed by Khyber News.
33. 3938 Crossing seas and shouldering military expenses from West to
East is not easy. The US Defence Ministry has spent chunks of dollars
for Iraq and Afghan war but President Obama's administration wants to
reduce these expenses now. Khyber News correspondent in Islamabad, Ahmad
Shakir, reports economic problems facing the US; effects of Afghan, Iraq
wars on the US economy; US government's efforts to curb economic crisis,
reduce military expenses. Video shows footage of US bases, terror act
sites in Iraq; NATO troops, Afghan National Army (ANA) forces patrolling
a roadside mine blast site in Afghanistan. (Archive footage)
34. 4256 Saudi Arabia decides to expand Mina site to facilitate pilgrims
from across the world. Video shows footage of gathering in Mecca.
35. 4414 Nek Amal Khan, one of the founders of ANP, who died yesterday,
was buried in his native village today. Video shows footage of Khan's
funeral prayers.
36. 4500 Police stations, check points in Peshawar have been indulging
in large-scale bribery following load/unload tax imposed by KP
government. Khyber News correspondent in Peshawar, Hazrat Khan Mohmand,
reports details; protest by fruit businessmen; their demands. Video
shows several fruit business being interviewed by Khyber News.
37. 4818 Commercials
38. 4926 Chief of local peace committee in Mohmand Agency Malik Sultan
has demanded the government and international community to provide
immediate aid to Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) of the agency.
Video shows Sultan addressing a press conference at PPC.
39. 5013 Chairman International Pashtun Conference (IPC) Salim Raz held
a meeting with Hazara writers of Abasin Pashtu Academy. Video shows
footage of meeting.
40. 5124 Mo'azm Butt Advocate says that the country has become a
completely default state because of failed policies adopted by the
present government. Video shows Butt addressing at press conference at
41. 5202 Khyber News correspondent in Lower Dir, Mohammad Israr, reports
details of Second Salim Saifullah Khan district tournament in Lower Dir.
42. 5427 Report on launch of new product by Al-Baraka Bank Pakistan
43. 5531 Commercials
[Duration: 56 minutes]
Source: AVT Khyber TV, Islamabad, in Pashto 1600gmt 17 Oct 11
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We tried the SharePort USB port with multiple devices, including external hard drives, cameras, and printers, and it worked as intended. If you want to use this port to host a hard drive or a printer to share with other computers, it is possible. All you have to do is share the USB device via the one computer that has control over it, the same way you would share a folder or a printer that's plugged directly into that computer. This seems to be a workaround to spare you from having to install SharePort Utility software on multiple computers. However, this also means the host computer has to be powered on for the USB device to be available to the rest of the network.
Like other D-Link routers, the DHP-1320 offers numerous networking features. You can set up manual port forwarding--mapping information coming to certain ports to a certain computer in the network--or use the router's preset settings for different applications and services such as instant-messaging software, BitTorrent, IP phone software, virtual servers, and so on.
It offers a comprehensive set of parental control tools including Network Filter, Access Control, Web Site Filter, and Inbound Control. These tools allow you to control the network and limit access to the Internet according to specific criteria; for example, you can prevent a particular computer from accessing adult Web sites, or you can only allow it to run IM programs during certain periods of time only. The router also has an easily customizable QoS feature with which you can prioritize your Internet and network traffic for different services.
Unlike other D-Link routers, the DHP-1320 doesn't offer a guest networking feature that would let you create a separate wireless network to be used by guests or the public. Instead it has built-in support for IP6, a new IP standard intended to replace the existing IP4, which is bound to run out of addresses. Most existing routers can offer support for IP6 via a firmware update.
The D-Link DHP-1320 PowerLine Router performed well in our testing both as a wireless router and as a power-line device.
As a power-line device, the DHP-1320 was the second fastest among HomePlug AV devices we've tested, scoring 45.8Mbps, slower than 56.2Mbps of the Netgear XAVNB2001. Note that on the chart the Trendnet TPL-401E2K was the fastest, but it was the only device that supports the faster 500Mbps power-line standard. The rest only support the 200Mbps HomePlug AV standard.
(Longer bars indicate better performance)
As a wireless router, the DHP-1320 came in second at 66.5Mbps in our close-range test, bested by only the Cisco Linksys E2000, which scored 74.2Mbps. At this speed, the DHP-1320 can finish transmitting 500MB of data in just about a minute.
The router did much worse in the range test, when it was set to be 100 feet away from the clients, registering only 24.1Mbps, which is about average among 2.4GHz Wireless-N routers. In the mixed-mode test, when it was set to work with both Wireless-N and legacy clients at the same time, it scored 58Mbps, which was again the second-best on our chart.
The DHP-1320 passed our 48-hour stress test, during which it didn't disconnect once. The router also has very long range, up to 300 feet in our testing environment. However, we noticed that its throughput reduced significantly with range. This means that at distances of 75 feet and beyond the router should be used only for mild Internet surfing.
(Longer bars indicate better performance)
Mixed mode | Range | Throughput |
Service and support
D-Link backs the DHP-1320 Wireless N PowerLine Router with a one-year warranty, which is standard for most home routers. At the company's Web site, you will find a wealth of support information including downloads, FAQs, and a searchable knowledge base. You can also seek help through the company's toll-free technical support phone line, which is available 24-7.
With built-in support for power-line technology, the DHP-1320 makes a good wireless router for large homes where a wireless signal can't penetrate every corner. However, the router's lack of high-end features, including dual-band, Gigabit Ethernet, and support for the 500Mbps power-line standard, makes it unsuitable for savvy users or high-demand environments.
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Edmunds' Long-Term 2014 Chevrolet Corvette Stingray: Sold to CarMax
We had our fun with the Corvette and, sadly, it was time to turn it back into money. We decided that we would begin by taking it to CarMax to see what they would give us, thinking we might have to go the private party sale route this time around. CarMax amazed us with its offer.
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Melinda Van Hoomissen isn't content with her second-place finish in the Ladies Tournament of the Big Buck Hunter World Championships in New York City.
Instead, she said she has two-time winner Sara Erlandson in her sights -- and she'll be training hard to take her down next year and bring the grand prize home to Vancouver.
"Sara owns a bar, and she was playing a lot on her own machine, but I'm not making excuses," Van Hoomissen said. "We have a rivalry going now. I'm going to do better next year."
The video game, played in bars, on consoles and even smartphones throughout the world, is a fast-paced shooter where players compete to have the cleanest, quickest kills of virtual animals. Play Mechanix, which makes Big Buck Hunter, has about 40,000 machines networked together in bars around the country.
Van Hoomissen netted a $1,500 prize with the second-place finish in the championship, held Nov. 9-11. She finished 21st in the main tournament, which includes both genders.
Last year, Van Hoomissen finished ninth in the woman's tournament and 33rd overall.
"I definitely made a marked improvement in both," she said. "And I feel like I was more in control of my nerves this time. Sometimes you get so pumped that you get shaky."
Melinda and her husband, Scott Van Hoomissen, who have six kids, like to practice their Big Buck Hunter skills at Jake's Bar & Grill, 4602 N.E. St. Johns Road. The crowd at the bar often roots them on, they said.
Scott Van Hoomissen didn't do as well in this year's world championships as he'd hoped. He ranked 42nd in the main tournament.
"I was worn out after the first night cheering for Melinda," he said of his lower ranking. "I was more excited for her. I'm proud of her."
But Melinda Van Hoomissen said there was a more simple explanation for her husband's somewhat lackluster finish.
"He partook too much of the open bar this time," she said with a laugh. "We're going to work on that."
She said she doesn't drink anything but water when she's playing in championship matches. It's another story after the competition is over.
"It's a fun party," she said. "It's a blast."
The couple flew into New York on Nov. 7 during the Nor'easter blizzard that followed Hurricane Sandy. Manhattan seemed to be recovering from the destruction, but Melinda Van Hoomissen said she felt bad for the folks in New Jersey and other areas who were still struggling.
"I feel bad that we're out here playing video games while people are suffering," she said. "But the people in New York, they're so friendly. They've been great."
In response to the disaster, the tournament collected and matched donations up to $50,000 for American Red Cross relief efforts.
The couple plan to return to Vancouver today.


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14 Since then we have a great high priest who has passed through the heavens, Jesus, the Son of God, let us hold fast our confession. | 14 Therefore, since we have a great high priest who has gone through the heavens, Jesus the Son of God, let us hold firmly to the faith we profess. |
15 For we have not a high priest who is unable to sympathize with our weaknesses, but one who in every respect has been tempted as we are, yet without sin. | 15 For we do not have a high priest who is unable to sympathize with our weaknesses, but we have one who has been tempted in every way, just as we are--yet was without sin. |
16 Let us then with confidence draw near to the throne of grace, that we may receive mercy and find grace to help in time of need. | 16 Let us then approach the throne of grace with confidence, so that we may receive mercy and find grace to help us in our time of need. |
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RIPON - Ripon High School senior Kaitlyn Joanne Milam is headed to Fresno State this August.
Cassidy Alice Miller, daughter of Dr. Greg and Sharon Miller, graduated Cum Laude from Westmont College of Santa Barbara on May 8, 2010.
Thirty-five World War II veterans are serving as grand marshals for Manteca's first Memorial Day parade taking place Monday in downtown Manteca.
As the top academic students, Erica Aguiar and Katie Vaught earned the honors to lead East Union High's commencement exercises on Thursday.
PG&E has pumped an additional $9.5 million into their bid to amend the California Constitution to make it tougher for not-for-profit utilities to start-up in their service territory.
RIPON - A touch of Americana is part of the Ripon Farmers' Market this Thursday at 4 p.m. as the police and fire personnel challenge each other in a chili cook-off on Main Street with free samples for everyone.
Eighth-grade students at Sequoia School were left with more souvenirs and memories of their many years together on Monday.
It was a tour for all the senses with plenty of intellectual stimulation to sweeten the experience.
LATHROP - Lathrop's second annual Memorial Day celebration is set for Monday, May 31, at 11 a.m. at Manuel Valverde Park.
John Cambra was remembered by family and friends who filled St. Anthony's of Padna Catholic Church for his funeral mass Monday morning – many bringing their restored hotrods that he had a hand in rebuilding.
More than adequate wastewater treatment capacity is helping promote affordable housing in Manteca.
Getting rid of Manteca's garbage is a dirty job but it is about to get a bit cleaner.
A million dollars from the South San Joaquin Irrigation District is helping upgrade one of the more popular regional summer recreation destinations - Woodward Reservoir.
After 80 years the Manteca Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 6311 is coming home.
The annual Costa's Wild-game Feed will be held Friday, Dec. 5, from 11:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Manteca Trailer and Motorhome, 204 Vasconcellos (corner E. Highway 120). A story in the Monday, Dec. 1, edition of the Bulletin inadvertently indicated that the event will be held on March 5.
It's time to celebrate the continuing effort to support the Stockton-San Joaquin County Library and literacy year after year.
A decades-long tradition of giving at Christmas continues on December 5 at Manteca Trailer and Motorhome when the perennially popular Costa's Wild-Game Feed returns.
The clock is running for Manteca to avoid a $234,795 stand-alone special election.
A global movement whose mission is to demystify the seemingly secret codes of computer science is coming to Lathrop High School on December 11. The hour-long tutorials are not just for the Spartan students. The two introductory sessions are open to the public as well.
The Nov. 4 general election was recently certified by the Registrar of Voters of San Joaquin County.
LATHROP – If you're a government agency, getting rid of stuff isn't as easy as just taking it to the dump.
About four or five times a year, Sister Ann Venita Britto and her Ministry of Caring will conduct a special Thanksgiving luncheon for those at Valley CAPS.
The last time Manteca – and the rest of the United States – faced a major flu epidemic that had the potential of closing schools and quarantining victims was 96 years ago.
Samantha Placeres of Manteca graduated with her Juris Doctor degree from Pepperdine University School of Law in a commencement ceremony held on May 16 in Malibu.
Last year Garrett Todd hoped to land a 40-inch television on Black Friday.
A rollover accident spurred by slow traffic and a driver trying to avoid a collision claimed the life of a 64-year-old Sonora woman on Thanksgiving.
A new $1.6 million community center that will serve as the home for Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 6311 is part of the ongoing revitalization of the Moffat Boulevard corridor.


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senso-, sens-, sensi-, sensori-, sent-
(Latin: feeling, perception through physical awareness; to discern or detect by touch, smell, taste, sight, hearing, etc.)
The words in this list refer either to physical or mental perceptions, or a combination of both of them.
Abnormal sensations can result from damage to, or a pressure on, certain nerve pathways.
The most common types of abnormal sensations are tinnitus or numbness and/or feelings as if one is stuck with pins and needles; sometimes combined with pain and even with a feeling of being very cold or of severe burning.
There are some who think that assent is considered to be a bit weaker than consent; for example: "A lady may assent to a man's opening the window; however, if he makes a proposal of marriage, he must wait for her consent."
When Karen asked if she could sharpen her pencil, her teacher answered with a brief nod of assent.
The majority of people in the audience assented with the politician's views about not increasing the taxes for food products.
2. Etymology: from Old French assentir, assenter; from Latin assentari; from as-, "to"; a variant of ad-, before s + sentire, "to feel, to think".2. Etymology: from Latin assentari, "to flatter" and also from assentiri, "to agree".
Go to this Word A Day Revisited Index
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All of the students were assentors to the plans for the dance on Saturday.
The biosensor can also be used in the laboratory or placed within the body.
2. A device to monitor and to transmit information about biological processes; such as, the effect of motion on an animal in space: After many trials, the scientists developed a biosensor that worked in the weightlessness of the space capsule.2. The perception or signals by the senses of the body: Doris was aware of the responses of the chemosensories of tastes, smells, and other chemical changes in her environment.
2. Practical judgment derived from experience rather than just from study alone: Marie used common sense when she went hiking during the summer by always carrying a bottle of water with her.
A large group of people can seldom come to a consensus.
Consensus is an agreement or opinion which should be sound, but not just a sound; or a general agreement where all men have a perfect right to their opinions.
Consensus is also the result of a group discussion in which, singly, a person can do nothing; however, together, people can decide that nothing can be done.
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If you would like to take self-scoring quizzes over many of the words in this section, then click on these Sensory Quizzes so you can see how much you know about the following "senso-, sensi-" words or learn more about them.
Related-word units meaning feeling: aesth-; pass-, pati-; patho-.


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Nestor R. Weigand Jr., 75, has served as a director since October 2005 and is a member of our Compensation Committee and Nominating and Corporate Governance Committee. Mr. Weigand is currently the Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of J. P. Weigand & Sons, Inc., a residential, commercial, industrial and investment real estate firm, and served as its President from 1983 to 2001. Mr. Weigand has been employed by J.P. Weigand & Sons, Inc. since 1961. Mr. Weigand has served as a member of the International Real Estate Federation (FIABCI) since 1985 and as a director of the National Association of Realtors. Mr. Weigand has over 50 years of experience in the real estate industry and has served in a variety of key roles in domestic and international real estate organizations. Additionally, Mr. Weigand serves as the Chairman of the Board of Wesley Medical Center, a wholly owned subsidiary of Hospital Corporation of America, and as a director of the Cato Institute, a public policy research organization headquartered in Washington D.C. Previously, Mr. Weigand served as the World President of FIABCI from 2001 to 2002 and the President of the National Association of Realtors in 1988. He served as a director of the Wichita Area Association of Realtors and the Kansas Association of Realtors. Mr. Weigand is also a former director of Central Bank & Trust, 4th National Bank, and Nations Bank. [...] more
Fees earned or paid in cash | $80,900 |
Stock awards | $110,000 |
All other compensation | $6,512 |
Total Compensation | $197,412 |
Number of shares owned | 78,216 |